Idaho Fish Report
This will be one on the best bets for hatchery winter steelhead for the remainder of the season
by OR Department of Fish & Wildlife Staff
2-24-2022
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The Wilson River has a wild broodstock hatchery run, meaning the hatchery steelhead here are from wild origin. As such they mimic the wild run timing, which peaks now through March. This will be one on the best bets for hatchery winter steelhead for the remainder of the season. Fishing on the Wilson really slowed down last weekend, and cold temperatures this week are making conditions even more challenging. We have some rain and warmer temps predicted for this coming weekend and early next week, so hopefully that will improve both conditions and fish movement.
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